Walmart says it is taking steps toward creating a quieter shopping environment for those living with sensory disabilities.
says it is taking steps toward creating a quieter shopping environment for those living with sensory disabilities.
The retail giant said its stores across the country will offer a quieter and more enjoyable shopping experience while helping get children ready for the upcoming school year. “We are striving every day to create a culture where everyone feels they belong,” a spokesperson for the store shared. The sensory-friendly shopping hours will take place on Saturdays in July and August from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. local time.In areas of the country where school doesn’t return until after Labor Day, the sensory-friendly shopping hours will start on July 22.
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